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Padding along soundlessly was Nadra Zuri, a calm peaceful lioness, and unlike the other animal, she had no rhyme or reason to be heading in the direction that she was; other than it was the direction she was tempted to move in. Her slow pace carried her towards the other lioness. Nadra chirped to acknowledge that the stranger wasn’t alone any longer. She walked up a few meters away and stopped, in case this area was being claimed as territory, and simply not to be rude just inviting herself into another’s “comfort-bubble”. Her soft, and slightly seductive voice cut into the ambience of the jungle, ”Good evening stranger…”

Her white coat seemed to have a slight glow in the suns rays, which wasn’t surprising because of her perfectly clean and groomed coat. She took another step closer, hinting that she wasn’t a threat and nothing but friendly. Her eye’s graced over the other lionesses form and found a slight attraction to it. She seemed to have so much past, and so much energy that would only drive her to her goals. She could see this just from the way she held herself. There wasn’t any thing Nadra liked better in an individual than confidence over themselves.

Nadra listened and nodded to demonstrate that she understood what she was saying. The lioness straightened out her from as she sat and continued to listen. It seem that her first judgment was well placed; this stranger did have a past, and she was heading in a particular direction. For now it seemed that this stranger was just trying to pick up the pieces as she walked the path of memories… Off in the distance there was the sound of flocking birds, it was the harvest season again and all the plants where dropping there fruits. This was particularly Nadra’s favorite season, Because it was easy to guess where all the game was going to be.

She looked towards the birds as her ears folded back, then she turned back and gave a warm smile, seeing that talking about her past was some what painful still; to add to it, her past probably caused her to be so open about it, she hadn’t even known Nadra for any more than a couple of moments, and was telling her about the past she sought to discover. On the other hand, it made Nadra feel even that much more comfortable with this current situation, ”It’s that time of year again, the birds start heading to their different homes. It’s also a good way to see which direction your heading if you loose your way…”

Isithunzi was one of those characters that people could really relate too. The kind of person who was trying to find who they really where, and where they truly belonged; Nadra Zuri respected her, it was a sad scenario, and Nadra could tell that the thank you was for more than just pointing out the birds, but for something more… Perhaps it was for not judging her so quickly, or maybe listening her out. It had to be expected that one couldn’t travel alone and let out all their past and troubles, more or less vent. She stood and walked over to Isithunzi, and put her shoulder into hers in a hugging manner. There wasn’t any thing sexual about the hug, but rather a comforting gesture, Then, after a few moments, took a step back, ”I’m sure you’ll find your way.”

Pulling away Nadra continued to smile and listen to the other, she sighed to herself lightly and sat down beside the other. ”I’m sure you’ll find more than one, then again… I don’t know the size of your pride before the plague hit. In any case, I’ll pray you meet some one soon, and even more so that it’s a male." Chuckling to herself then playfully bumping Isi, ”Then at least you’ll have one blood line of your original pride.”

Looking in the direction she was headed, Nadra Zuri closed her eyes in thought, then looked to Isi, ”It isn’t crazy to think that a dead pride could come back to life, but how I see it; is a fragmented pride regrouping.”